It was a long night and a long meeting – but if a topic is important, isn’t it important to take the time to discuss it correctly? It was obvious when looking at the faces of the attendees that a lot of the information was brand new. It was also clear, when some of the ramifications of what the legally binding documents signed on their behalf by town officials (elected or appointed) might have for them going forward. “Strings attached” to the money might well become chains (re: Westchester County) – and they are not happy.
Nor should they. For too long, IMHO, too many citizens have taken the apathetic view that “Hey, those that are handling this will do the right thing by us!” – never realizing that by outsourcing ALL of their responsibilities for lack of time, they haven’t realized that those officials might not have the time, either, to keep up with documents upon documents upon documents layered like onions by full timers who seemingly are driven by an agenda of “social justice”.
Part 4:
And the last video from the Forum, Part 5:
Previous Videos:
- Alton Workforce Housing Forum – Introduction
- Alton Workforce Forum – NH State Rep. Jane Cormier
- Alton Workforce Forum – Ken Eyring – Workforce Housing Part 1
- Alton Workforce Forum – Ken Eyring – Workforce Housing Part 2
- Alton Workforce Forum – Ken Eyring – Workforce Housing Part 3
- Alton Workforce Forum – Ken Eyring – Workforce Housing Part 4
- Alton Workforce Forum – Ric Perrault
- Alton Workforce Forum – Sylvia French
- Alton Workforce Forum – Q & A Part 1
- Alton Workforce Forum – Q & A Part 2
- Alton Workforce Forum – Q & A Part 3
